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All Band Radio Receiver 2026: Top Picks & Trends

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HamGeek ATS25 Max Si4732 All Band Radio Receiver FM RDS AM LW MW SW SSB DSP Receiver with 2.4" Touch Screen This business research report provides a comprehensive analysis of the "All Band Radio Receiver" market, focusing on consumer trends, technological shifts toward Software Defined Radio (SDR), and competitive landscapes for the 2026 market cycle. The scope of this report encompasses the global radio receiver market, specifically segmenting "all band" or "multi-band" devices that cover FM, AM (MW/LW), and Shortwave (SW) frequencies, as well as emerging digital and aviation bands. The analysis covers primary retail channels (Amazon, TikTok) and wholesale sourcing platforms (Alibaba). The timeframe focuses on 2026 projections, identifying a market shift from purely analog devices to hybrid digital/analog systems driven by "digital fatigue" and emergency preparedness. The "all band radio" market is currently splitting into two distinct competitive environments: a Red Ocean for generic portables and a Blue Ocean for specialized technical receivers. Top Pick: Advanced Hobbyist All-Band SDR Receivers (e.g., ATS-25 or Si4732 based models) Rationale: This category offers the most strategic entry point for 2026.

Radio Industry Trends to Watch in 2026 | Radio Content Pro

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This article examines the seven most significant radio industry trends for 2026 and, more importantly, what you can actually do about them. No abstract predictions here—just actionable insights from working with stations across every format and market size. What you can do: Look for underserved niches in your market. Is there a format or daypart that nobody's doing well? Is there an audience segment that's being ignored? Format innovation doesn't require a complete rebrand—sometimes it's a weekend specialty show that builds a devoted following. Coleman Insights' 2026 wishlist includes a powerful insight: radio's growth won't come from doing more, but from doing less while doing it better. Radio broadcasting is entering 2026 at an inflection point. The industry that many wrote off as "dying" just posted its smallest year-over-year decline among all traditional media—just 0.9%, according to Borrell Associates. Streaming audio is expected to grow 9.2% in 2026, faster than OTT video and any other individual ad format tracked by Borrell. CTV/OTT ad spending is projected to reach $3.6 billion (a 9.7% year-over-year increase).

N9EWO Review : ATS25 ATS-25 Receiver / Binns Firmware

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Ricardo Caratti - PU2CLR (Brazil) FIRMWARE Gert Baak - PE0MGB (Netherlands) - HARDWARE Thiago - BD7JPY (China) - PCB / CABINET Size - Feel - Strange Construction / Internal Battery Pack / BNC Antenna Connector As with many Chinese radio products, there can be MANY different factories manufacturing the same marked model. This does not mean that they have the same identical operation, quality or actual parts inside even IF they LOOK the same outside ! So keep in mind the review text below is based on OUR test sample and may vary greatly. The ATS-25 (also marked as the ATS25 by some factories) size is 120 x 115 x 48 mm (4.72 x 4.53 x 1.90 inches) not including the large front tuning knob. ATS-25 LINKS (All Subject To Change Without Notice) Facebook User Group (Public) : Si47XX for Radio Experimenters Groups.io si47xx page (Public) Firmware 3.x -Touchscreen - Arduino Bernard Binns Firmware 4.0 - ATS-25 - Arduino (see review below, link updated Jun 17, 2023) You Tube Video's ATS-25 Si4732 How to UPDATE firmware and Teardown ATS-20 ATS-25 ATS-25 has definitely better performance than the ATS-20 when tuning close to a strong signal · You Tube Video's (Russian Firmware 4.x) Firmware 4.0 - ATS-25 (from Russia) see below ATS25 V4.0 MEMORY BANK If you are not (which is most of us), then ONLY purchase the ATS-25 with this firmware pre-installed. WARNING : Many samples are still sold come with the beta 2.0 version firmware as reviewed above. We see the 4.0 version sold as the ATS25+, but as it goes with any Chinese radios....that could very well vary. We need to stress again the fair construction and quality control with the "project" ATS-25 (ATS25) receiver. As is the case with most of the Chinese manufactured radio products, DOA dud (or semi-dud) rates are high and not so easy to make returns in many cases.

Anyone have experience with the ATS25? | RadioReference.com Forums

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I might give this a try to see if I can get some use out of the ATS25. ... By from Amazon easy returns. I sent mine back to amazon because it has this issue does your? I am getting the smalller ats 20 to play with. Now on the ats 25 on a discone(i know not best for HF)but radio worked good on it. The seller demanded that a send them a video of it not receiving. I am not really equipped for making videos, but decided that a comparison should prove the point. So, I ordered a cheap, and I do mean cheap AM, FM, shortwave radio from Amazon. It is nothing great by any means, but it performs circles around the ATS25. I only used it with the supplied telescoping whip. The European reviewer said it probably wasn't a good idea to use it with a larger antenna due to its lack of front end filtering. His testing during the review used only the whip. So, does anyone have any experience with an ATS25? First question - what are you using for an antenna? I have an ATS-100 that has similar traits, but frankly I knew that would be the case with the stock antenna. I've seen in more that a few videos that you need an external antenna to really get a decent performance from those lines of radios.

Review: The New ATS-25 Si4732 Receiver – Ham Radio Reviews Home

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The new ATS-25 Si4732 Receiver gives the appearance of a big upgrade from the ATS-20 but it’s just an illusion internally. Recently I purchased a an ATS25+(plus) and quite frankly I find the radio very good.With the touch screen it works very well even with my arthritic fingers although most of the time I use a screen pen with it.

Testing the ATS25 Max-Decoder Receiver

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Thank you for Manuel Lausmann for submitting his videos where he tests out and upgrades an ATS25 Max-decoder receiver. The ATS25 Max-decoder is a low cost portable HF receiver which has a large number of decoders built in such as RTTY, Hell, FT8 and FT4. Manuel notes that more decoders are still to come, such as SSTV. RTL-SDR (RTL2832U) and software defined radio news and projects. Also featuring Airspy, HackRF, FCD, SDRplay and more. ... Thank you for Manuel Lausmann for submitting his videos where he tests out and upgrades an ATS25 Max-decoder receiver. The ATS25 Max-decoder is a low cost portable HF receiver which has a large number of decoders built in such as RTTY, Hell, FT8 and FT4. Note that Manuel's videos below are narrated in German, however the YouTube subtitle auto-translate feature works well enough to understand what is being said. In the first video Manuel demonstrates and reviews the ATS25 Max-Decoder, showing off some of the decoding features. I bought the ATS25 Max Decoder II from Amazon. It was deaf on SW on its whip antenna, all it could receive sounded like screen noise. Tried hooking it up to my Wellbrook loop antenna – still deaf. All my other portables that use a whip, easily picked up frequencies this ATS25 did not.